The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
Entered at the Post Office at Eden
ton as Second Glass Matter.
LOCAL.

View.
Miss Sarah Davenport is visiting
friends in E. City.
Our Manager spent the evening, yes
terday, at Plymouth.
Milkshakes. Limeades and all Tenn
perance drinks at the Bay View.
But little business on Saturday, owing
to the threatening weather &c.
WozeIka sells the best and cheapest
Flour in the town. Give him call.
Read School Notice of our County Su-
perintendent of Public Institution to be
elsewhere found.
Read the new ad of B. F. Johnson 6
Co, Richmond, Va, who offers induce
ments to agents.
Several of our young people spent last
Sunday in HertfOrd. Went to attend
church of course(T)
Mr.. Chas. Boas and Mr.. A. B. Mccoy
left last night on a visit to relatives at
Buckland, y. G.
The tide, recently after the late rains,
W
an Enquirer tidal-wave.
Persons wishing to send US money for
their Subscription, can do SO by Postal
Note-it only costs B cents.
Nice bread. made of the best New
Wheat Flour, and the choicest cakes at
Wozelka s-freSh every day.
Mr. James Jackson, one of Edenton s
boys, late of Washington d. c., is on a
visit to his mother and family.
Rev. G. w. Lee, DID,, of Washington
D. c., wilIpreach at Providence Baptist
church in EdentOn Sunday, II clock.
Eighteen new subscribers added to our
list last week. We are glad 20 see that
our people appreciate our enlargement.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes visited St. Paul
parish Monday, holding service at night.
y1r. Hughes is full 0t zeal and uanifestS
! complete appreciation OF the truth he
breaches.
Although the growth of cotton this
season is vigorous there is decided
2sence of fruit from the most OF it
the heavy rains have damaged the yield
prospect very decidedly.
Remember we eLter no names upon
our subscription book unless the money
accompanies your order. Subscriptions
are positively cash. If you want our
paper send the money and get it.
Rev. j. VIM. Lee preached Sunday
morning and night at the 81. Z. church.
The congregation on both occasions waa
large and most attentive. Mr.. Lee IL
manifestly greatly appreciated by ,ou'
people.
Our lucky Foreman continues in luck
tie was the happy recipient or Friday
uight. oy Str ChOWan, from dert1orc
county. of large Dox OF most delicious
grapes. It was d sight TO see him ENJOY
them. He returns thanks TO the donors
at has Chi.lhooa home and pronounc
pleasant plaudlts upon tie klnu cor
tributors so his pleasure.
Diviue Service at ST. Pauls. mornin=
an6 Evening, the Rector officiating. II
Is indeed refreshing 70 hear, IS We
stately do, something that 3 above tAs
ordinary hum OF secular concern, some
thing that appeals 20 our highest sent
ment. our best thought, the no5ier part
OF our bei0g --seIuetnlng that Will make
us. IL the AFTER time. glad when II shaG
Ne SAID UGt0 NS Let - - uAiO LII"
house of the Lord
Among the new advertisements this
week will be found 5hat ot I =. PerT,
& Co., of Plymouth We comm snG &. 5
company TO eur friends -
one deserving the undivided patronage
OF our home people. This Is the business
10 be fostere1 IS II looks towards the
attainment which has been for d long
tlIne a crying necessity IN our Southern
country. Let us patr0nize home indus.
tires for IN tnem lies the future good OF
our material existences.
The Lee house Main street, was pur
chased at public sale ON Saturday by !
J. NJ EVozelka, he being the last and !
highest bidder. Price S2.050. We IN
ierstand MIR. WozeIka viii establish his |
bakery at this point. If so, 1t viii Be an
additional convenience 20 his former !
and friends. He Is first class /
baker and does good business not only |
IN a retail way but furnishes merchants, (
dealers in bread, cakes, &c, in the town !
and counties surrounding. We are glad |
% chronicle the success of our people /
aSnecially that of patrons and friends. j